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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.

Announcements

63

Total raised

£408M

disclosed amounts

Seed
$1.0M

SuperSeed has led a $1m round in Ai Build, joined by tech entrepreneur William Tunstall-Pedoe, to accelerate commercialisation of its manufacturing software.

"Even though 3D printing has come a long way, it is still extremely difficult to produce large, complex parts with the consistency required by the manufacturing industry. At present, parts that only take a few hours of printing time, take manufacturers weeks or months to prepare. Lack of automation is the barrier. To solve this problem, we use smart algorithms and data for maximum efficiency, reliability and scalability. We are very excited and humbled to be backed by investors who share our vision to create the factories of the future."
— Daghan Cam, Founder and CEO
Debt
£14.6M

The convertible debt round was led by Luxor Capital and brings new capital to support engineering and industrialisation plans.

"Luxor Capital seeks to back transformative companies and management teams who can generate growth and value over the long term. Volta Trucks started from first principles designing the Volta Zero and, as a result, has created an innovative vehicle that takes full advantage of electrification. We are confident customers will be delighted by Volta Trucks’ relentless focus on performance, efficiency, safety, and customer service. We look forward to helping establish Volta Trucks as a leading global electric truck brand."
— Sharp McGivaren, Board Member
Series B
£2.0M

The funding round was led by ENGIE New Ventures with participation from Low Carbon Innovation Fund 2, Sumitomo, and Macquarie.

"We almost double the working life of the batteries for vehicles and thereby greatly increase the value created from the resources already embedded in them. Our objective is to provide our end-customers with bankable energy storage systems and our battery supply partners with reliable routes to market for their second-life batteries,"
— Matthew Lumsden, CEO